Kennebec River Cannabis Co

05/14/2026

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05/02/2026

Kennebec Cannabis Co. Update:

We’re aware of the recent federal changes regarding cannabis rescheduling and are actively researching what this may mean for our business and our community.
At this time, there is still limited guidance on how these changes will be implemented. We are staying informed, consulting with professionals, and will apply for any required licensing as needed.
In the meantime, nothing changes for our clients—we will continue to proudly serve both our individual patients and our wholesale partners with the same care, quality, and commitment you’ve come to expect.
We’ll share updates as more information becomes available.

Glenn & Catherine
— Kennebec Cannabis Co.

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04/28/2026

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04/23/2026

As a Maine state-licensed medical cannabis caregiver and an advocate who has worked with State regulators since Maines program was originally established, I see this federal move toward Schedule III as a significant acknowledgment of what patients and providers have known for years—that cannabis has real medical value and plays an important role in people’s health and well-being. We have pushed for cannabis to be descheduled for years.
At the same time, this shift raises important questions about how future regulations will be implemented. Maine’s medical program has supported patients safely and effectively for over a decade, with a caregiver model that prioritizes access, affordability, and individualized care. It’s critical that any new federal or state framework builds on that success—not disrupts it with unnecessary barriers or one-size-fits-all rules.
For patients, this could mean expanded research, improved product consistency, and greater confidence in the medicine they rely on. For providers, it offers the potential for more stability and clearer guidelines. But those benefits only matter if patient access remains protected and small caregivers are not pushed aside by overregulation or rising compliance costs.
We also need to acknowledge the history of this industry. Many people were penalized for something now being recognized for its medical value. As policy evolves, fairness and inclusion should remain part of the conversation, including protecting those who helped build these programs from the ground up.
We support reasonable standards around safety, transparency, and consistency. But those standards must be developed with input from patients and caregivers—not imposed in a way that limits choice or restricts care. This is an opportunity to strengthen the medical program, expand access, and move forward responsibly—without losing what has made systems like Maine’s work so well.”

Catherine

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04/21/2026

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04/20/2026

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04/20/2026

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04/20/2026

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04/12/2026

The show, Garden of Weedin is coming up fast! Anyone available to volunteer for grounds prep, please reach out. We have a lot of work to make this a great camping experience for all! Saturday April 18th is a good group clean up/ prep day. But anytime you have available during the week, Glenn can use extra hands.

04/06/2026

Maine Patients — This Matters More Than You Think
Before you support any candidate for governor, look at their record.
Nirav Shah, former Director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, made decisions that directly impacted medical cannabis patients in Illinois.
And many of those decisions limited access.
I’m going to break this down over the next couple of posts so you can decide for yourself.
Because this isn’t about politics.
It’s about patients.